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Buying a Twin Buggy

Whether you're taking twins or two kids close in age, this collection of double prams and buggies make it simple to transport your kids from A to B. Tandem models are perfect for siblings with similar ages and single-seaters provide greater maneuverability on public transport and in tighter spaces.

The Out n About Nipper Double is slim enough to fit through many doors and takes up less space when it is parked. For tough terrain, look for independent seat recliner and suspension that are able to handle it.

Comfort

If you're planning on taking twins out and about you'll need a twin buggy that provides plenty of comfort. You can choose a seat with adjustable calf rests that will make your baby comfortable and also an extendable sun canopy and a large storage basket. Many manufacturers also provide various accessories to make sure you have everything for your family outings, including cups and rain covers.

The width of your buggy is another important aspect to take into consideration. While there are some smaller twin models that fit through standard doorways but you'll have to measure and verify with the manufacturer before buying. Also, keep in mind that when your twins are of different in age and have different needs you'll need to adjust the seating arrangement frequently.

Duet V3.2, a side by side twin buggy with many configurations, is perfect for twins or siblings of various age. With 17 different configurations to pick from it can be used with car seats or an infant carrier as a transport system, and the innovative frame expands widthways instead of height, which makes it one of the slimmer side-byside options available with only 73% of the space when in double mode, which is roughly the same as an individual pram when it is not in use.

This model also features two seats with a world-facing view that can be used for babies from birth. They can be adjusted to fit cosido or a parent-facing carrycot so that parents can monitor both their infants at all times. The seats are reclining independently options, allowing you to find the ideal position for your little ones and the UPF50sun canopy that has magnetic peekaboo windows and adjustable calf rests provides plenty of protection from the elements.

The Graco Voyager inline twin buggy is a budget-friendly option for kids and toddlers from age 3. The seats can recline in multiple positions, and the front wheel suspension helps give it an easy ride over most terrain. Our Lab experts were impressed by the folding method by pulling up on the strap on each seat and you'll be able to get it folded in a matter of seconds and you don't have to take them off before.

Safety

The best twin buggies have suspensions that can handle grass, gravel paths and kerbs. Some even have two wheels on the front for additional stability when driving through rough roads or bumpy terrain. Look for features such as an auto-stop brake that stops the buggy when you release the handlebar, so that you can catch it before it rolls away. Check the weight limit of a double pushchair buggy if want to take your kids on a walk or run. It's also an excellent idea to test the seat recline to ensure your kids are comfortable on long jogging or walking.

There are three types of twin buggies: tandem, side-by-side and one-seated. Side-by-side models are perfect for twins or siblings very close in age as they offer a space for both of them to sit together so they can converse and interact during walks. This kind of twin buggy is smaller than others, making it easier to maneuver and pass through doorways. They may be heavier, have a larger footprint, and feel less stable when bumping kerbs.

Tandem buggys are more likely be double travel system models, able to attach two carrycots or carseats simultaneously. Some models can be adapted to accommodate two identical baby car seats in rear-facing positions. They can be narrower than twin buggies that are side-by-side however, they are longer than single buggy models. They may not pass through doors if the doors that are made by the manufacturer aren't wide enough.

The ones with a seat are generally shorter and occupy less space on the pavement than other double car seat stroller buggy types. This makes them an excellent choice for siblings or twins of different ages who prefer to sit alongside one another and avoid waking one another up by pulling their hair or fighting. Some models are designed to be independent in their seat recline, so your little ones can sleep comfortably without hitting each one.

Convenience

If your children would like to take their favorite dolls or teddies for an adventure with them, you can easily do this with a twin buggy. Many models come with seats that let two kids sit together and interact. Some even come with the ability to fold a basket for storage of everything.

Twin buggies are available at a range of price points, but it's worth paying a bit extra to get a model that is easy to operate and can adapt to your family. The Joie Evalite Duo, for example, is a great alternative. You can buy it on the internet for around 200 dollars. The back seat is flat for babies and upright for a toddler. The design is very user-friendly, with a simple one-handed fold. It is well-balanced and the suspension makes light work of the kerbs.

The iCandy Peach 7 offers another flexible option. It has 30 different seating options, including twins, a child, an infant or three children if you include the UPPAbaby's "PiggyBack" board (which can be purchased separately for about PS120). The small chassis measures 72cm in double-mode and fits through most doors. It can also be wheeled inside your home without taking much space. It comes with large canopy that offer excellent protection from sun and rain as well as peekaboo hoods to ensure you can monitor your children at all times.

There are also twin pushchairs designed with comfort at the forefront, like the Gazelle S Luxury that lets you save time by folding it with the two seats in place. It is possible to push the stroller straight out of the front door. This is especially helpful for parents of babies. The seat on the lower side will need to be removed, however, it takes only just a few seconds. The whole thing can then be folded in a neat and upright manner. Its slim frame is smaller than other Double Buggy Travel System buggies, and it's light too.

Design

There are a variety of styles to choose from, whether you're buying for twins or close-in-age siblings. Some single prams can be transformed into twin buggies while others are designed as twin buggies. Whatever model you're searching for the most important factor is to find one that fits your family's needs and lifestyle.

Most twin buggies are sold in tandem or side-by-side configurations that allow children to sit in a row, either next to other or behind. Side-by-side models tend to be more compact and easy to maneuver and can be suitable for children of varying ages. Tandems are larger and may not fit in smaller car boots, but they offer the advantage of children being able to interact each other.

A lot of twin buggies have a variety of features that parents appreciate. Look for adjustable five-point safety harnesses, multiple recline options for seats and a huge front canopy that can be extended by a peek-a-boo hood. Some models come with a tray for parents with changing mats that can be removed and under-seat storage baskets.

The right wheel type and size is an additional important aspect to consider for your twin buggy. Wheels for twins that have all-terrain capability will enable you to navigate through mud, gravel, and uneven surfaces. Pick a buggy with suspension to give you more control.

If you're planning to use your twin buggy for long walks, you should consider a model with a spacious cargo bag. You can take more than two kids and keep an eye on their belongings. Other practical options worth looking into include sun protection, rain cover and a shopping tray.